The antecedents, forms and consequences of patient involvement: A narrative review of the literature
International Journal of Nursing StudiesPublished 26 September 2015
Hannah Snyder, Jon Engström
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A narrative review of empirical studies on patient involvement in decision-making, delivery and development provides an integrative perspective suggesting that patient involvement should be viewed not only as isolated activities, but also as a result of educating and preparing patients, staff and systems.
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Our narrative review includes a wide variety of empirical studies on patient involvement in decision-making, delivery and development, and provides an integrative perspective suggesting that patient involvement should be viewed not only as isolated activities, but also as a result of educating and preparing patients, staff and systems.
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It is clarified that patient participation can be explained as an interactional process identified as mutuality in negotiation based on four components: interpersonal procedure, therapeutic approach, focus on resources and opportunities for influence, and Mutuality in negotiation constitutes the dynamic nurse-patient interaction process.
Journal of Advanced NursingNurse–patient interaction and decision‐making in care: patient involvement in community nursing
86 Citations2006Lynda Millard, Christine E. Hallett +1 more
This observation study of the extent to which community nurses involved patients in decision-making in nursing care offers some useful insights into one aspect of nursing work and highlights that caring for people in their own home does not necessarily mean that patients are involved in care and treatment decisions.
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